Arts

A night of satirical, historical and hysterical comedy sketches by the students of "Comedy & Social Change" class as conducted by Professor Salinas.

No Oxy Students Were Harm in the Making of Sketches

Monday, April 29 at 6:45pm
in the Dance Studio
Admission is free but seating is limited.

Featuring works by our student choreographers: Jane Crosby-Schmidt, Rebecca Quiñonez, Sharmila Thiagarajan, and Professor Francisco Martinez - Artistic Director
set to music by Stravinsky, Barber, Hoagy Carmichael, and Raymond Scott

Urban Design and Ecology!

On a level much closer to the pedestrian, people all over the world are designing small structures, like parklets, modular homes, and pop-up playgrounds, which can fill spaces overlooked by larger urban planning efforts. These infill developments have gained global momentum and allow people to design, build, and interact with structures in a more intimate, multi-purpose way. Our project situates itself in this global movement of multi-functional, community-based design.

Join us for this photograhic exhibition of the ARTH39 class trip to Hawai'i.  The class curated and installed this exhibition.  The exhibition runs through May 1st.

Sponsored by the Mellon Fund

Come join the Jazz/Commercial Voice Studio to see and hear what these talented students have been singing this semester. Featuring performances by the students of voice instructor Loren Battley.

With performances by

Maya Angulo, oboe

Peter Elia, violin

Anna Gray, voice

Katherine Grubb, cello

Julia Hansen, bass

Anthony Kukavica, violin

Irene Li, piano

Ayanna Lynch, piano

Raiah Rofsky, piano

Mia Villegas, voice

Iris Zhang, piano

Ryan Zhu, voice

Live music, crafts, and community planting for Mental Health Awareness!

In 2016, Julia Hansen founded The Yellow Tulip Project to smash the stigma that surrounds mental illness and remind others it is okay to not be okay. Her Oxy Arts Initiate!

Join us for Elliot Davis' senior comprehensive project in Theater as he performs Poet in New York in Herrick Chapel.

Join us for Elliot Davis' senior comprehensive project in Theater as he performs Poet in New York in Herrick Chapel.

Amy Meyerson teaches in the writing department at the University of Southern California, where she completed her graduate work in creative writing. Her first novel, "The Bookshop of Yesterdays," is an international bestseller and will be translated into eight languages. She currently lives in Los Angeles.